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by atomical 8y ago
There may be a few ripped pages of his forum floating around. His forum was members only. There won't be anything on archive.org. I was a member of his forum and read his posts from time to time out of curiosity. The compounds he sold
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by atomical 8y ago
He ran an internet forum with a cult following. It shutdown because: > Thirteen months ago I was diagnosed with a very serious health issue. The prognosis is poor. That was obviously a lie.
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by atomical 8y ago
A really intriguing story related to bodybuilding is the story of DatBTrue. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/26/sports/doping-thomas-mann... He convinced a lot of people that he was an expert at all thing
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by atomical 8y ago
Why do you fault her for selling?
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by atomical 8y ago
I've worked at mostly startups and I have had a normal work schedule except for maybe 1-2 days a year.
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by atomical 8y ago
Blocking ads and depriving publishers of income is a scam. You are stealing from content creators. BAT gives more revenue to content creators than Google ever would.
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by atomical 8y ago
Most of the BAT being donated is coming directly from the User Growth Pool. Do you block ads without the publisher's consent? If so, you are in a much more morally precarious situation.
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by atomical 8y ago
Is the pricing based on trades per year or trades total among years?
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by atomical 8y ago
Does this tool take multiple tax years into account for cost basis?
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by atomical 8y ago
For anyone who wants a book check out Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy by David Burns.
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by atomical 8y ago
There's also Brave browser.
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by atomical 8y ago
> Yes there is some oral bioavailability, but for non-stomach the standard BPC-157 is not optimal. Please post proof from a study. Some studies used the oral route in animals if I recall. > SubQ injections closest to the site of injur
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by atomical 8y ago
BPC-157 has oral bioavailability. I really don't believe bodybuilders are on the cusp of any breakthrough. Nor is what they are doing particularly useful to anyone else because of the dosages and confounding variables involved.
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by atomical 8y ago
The HN crowd is not the typical consumer that shops at Walmart. The typical consumer buys things that they can afford and makes compromises on flavor. The ethical part won't effect demand just like it hasn't effected demand in the
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by atomical 8y ago
The real change is going to happen when people can't tell a difference in taste and Walmart starts selling synthetic meat at a substantial discount to meat. At that point the consumer won't care just like the consumer doesn't
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Breakthrough Trailer(breakthrough.movie)
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by atomical 8y ago
There aren't many female bank robbers. She was taking advantage of that fact to evade authorities.
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by atomical 8y ago
> Zarate and others are still thrilled to see big pharma investing in ketamine, after decades of stalled efforts to find new psychiatric drugs. “As esketamine hits the market, venture capitalists will come up with better versions and mov
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by atomical 8y ago
Except ketamine has already been proven safe with low addiction potential.
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by atomical 8y ago
Do you intend to engage with the Lisbon startup community? What are your thoughts on it?
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by atomical 8y ago
There may be tax breaks available as well. The Azores are awesome for remote work. Faial has fiber optic lines, friendly people, temperate climate, beautiful landscape, and hiking. https://www.azoresproperties.com/urban-reno
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by atomical 8y ago
I think parent comment was referring to foreigners buying a place and working remotely.
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by atomical 8y ago
> "...eating 12 hazelnuts daily (1 oz) would prolong life by 12 years (ie, 1 year per hazelnut), drinking 3 cups of coffee daily would achieve a similar gain of 12 extra years, and eating a single mandarin orange daily (80 g) would
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by atomical 8y ago
I'll take them with a grain of salt when you post a counter argument with numbers.
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by atomical 8y ago
Go to a doctor for a physical every year.
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by atomical 8y ago
His insurance sucks. We don't need to look at a chart to realize that. I have a low deductible and I pay under $100/mo.
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by atomical 8y ago
I've had many great experiences in Airbnb through trial an error. A few lessons I have learned through trial by fire: 1) Preferentially select super hosts. 2) Preferentially select places with at least a washer. 3) Never rent places th
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by atomical 8y ago
No, seriously. There is a TOS against posting reviews outside of Airbnb. A medium blog post was posted here about it[0]. > I still can’t believe that leaving an offsite review was a bannable offense, but even more disturbing to me is the
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by atomical 8y ago
Airbnb will probably terminate his account for doing that.
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by atomical 8y ago
This is why I use Brave browser. The internet needs ads but the ads should be whitelisted.

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